Analyze the snippet of code below. Identify the data structure that is used in this snippet of code, and explain the role of the "defineMe" instance variable. public class Question \{ private int [ ] data; private int defineMe; public Question( ) \{ int INITIAL_CAPACITY =10; defineMe =; data = new int [INITIAL_CAPACITY]; \} public void decipherMe(int element) \{ data[ defineMe++] = element; \} \} Answer (Multiple Choice): a) ( ) This code belongs to a collection class, which is using an array of integers, namely "data". Instance variable "defineMe" serves as both a count of the elements that are present in the array "data", and as an index to the next storage location of array "data" that is unoccupied and hence available to store a new integer. b) ( ) This code belongs to a collection class, which is using an array of integers, namely "data". Instance variable "defineMe" serves only as a count of the elements that are present in the array "data". c) () This code belongs to a tree, which is using an array of integers, namely "data". Instance variable "defineMe" serves as an index to the next storage location of array "data" that is unoccupied and hence available to store a new integer. d) ( ) This code belongs to a linked list, which is using an array of integers, namely "data". Instance variable "defineMe" serves as both a count of the elements that are present in the array "data", and as an index to the next storage location of array "data" that is unoccupied and hence available to store a new integer